r --.,1 I 1 1 i i iu i rc.a m i h i i r'.a rt.i c l a g!ii'i.i!vri?3 Volume IX. Wa OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT onv.sira Sr. I'aul's Church, Main-it The COLUMliLl 1) EMOClLITwill h pttblhhed evert Saturday morning, a TUX) HOLLAR fj'l IJltlliill .ijiji.. I . ' ... .. J" wiij ynriy inaavunee,or I wo Dollar, m.Vl Cents, if not paid within the year i o suHsrrtption will be taken for a shortci period than nix months; nor an y diseon iintumcc permitted,untit all arrearage are. dur.hartd. jM'EETJSEMEXS not trending square will be conspicuously inserted at vne imiarjor the Jirst t line insert tons and Twentij-fine. cents for event sidmc quint nscrtion, cjv libcral'disroun made to those, who advertise hi the year LETTE IIS addressed on busi'uessjiiust oe post paid. wa 22E3vBEILIfcil3?Il3rB TANNING'S MEN; OR THE MASS 4 CUE AT GOLIAD. Elackwood,' is publishing a series of ex. tracts fiom a wotk 'A Campaign in Tex as which appeared last ym in Leipaic, from iho pen of Von H. Elirer.berg.a young oerman, w ho served ihrough the brief bu terrific struggle in 1835 between Texas and Mexico, and who look pari in soma of the most fearful scenes of 'iffat campaign, being likewise one of the three or four who es csped from the treacherous massacre at Gulaid, where Farming's men were murder ed in coliibloud by order of Santa Anna. Eh- rnbtrg give the subjoined account of lb tcrest scene, which we think will be read with in though the incidents are in sortie a r already familiar. 'Afier the nair.es had been ral!ed over the order to march was given, it wo filed out through the g-aie of the fortress.'the Greys taking the lead. Owsido the gale wo werp received by two iit',i'iu"w wf ckahu. lafjiiuy. viti. inarched alpng on cither side of us, in the same order aj ourselves We were about four hundred in number, and tU Cavalry, of which numerous small groups tcre scattered about the prairie. Wi K arched on in silence, riot, however, in tl.t direction we had anticipated, but along tin road to Victoria. This surprised us; bu upon reflection we concluded that ihej were conducting us to soma eastern port thence to bo shipped to New Orleans, which upon the whole, was perhaps the best am shortest plan. There was something how ever, in the profound uilcnca of the Mexieai (soldiers, who are usually unceasing chat terers, thai inspired me with a feeling ofun easiness and anxiety. It was like a funera march, and truly might it so be clled Pre sently I turned my head to eeo if MillerV people had joined, and wero marching with us. Dul, to my extreme astonishment, neither they nor Tanning's men nor the Georgia batwlion were to be seen. They had separated us without our observing it and the detachment with which I wa. marching consisted anly of the Greys anil a fnw Tcxian colonists. Glancing at tin escort, their full dress uniform and the ab tencs of all baggage, new for the fust lime struck me. 1 thought of the bloody setics that occurred at Tainpico, S.in Patricio, and the Almo, of the faUo and cruel character ol ihos in whose power we were, and 1 wa siezod wiih a presentment of evil For moment I was about lo communicate m apprehensions to my comrades; but hope, which never dies, again caused ino to laM a more cheering view of our situation. Nevertheless, in order lo bo prepared foi the worst, and, in case of need, to be unen cumbeied in my movements, I watched my opportunity, and threw away amongst the grass of the prairie a bundle containing the lew things that the thievish Mexicans luri allowed me to retain. A quaiter of an hour had elapsed sinrr our departure from the fori, when uddenU the command was given in Spanish to whcid to the left, leaving the road; and, a. we did no; unduistaud iho order, the oflicei himself weni in front to show us the way, snd my companions followed withoui l.iKing any particular notice of the chaise jliis wounded companions wero shot and ol direction. To mir left ran a niu'keiHuyoticttd at Golaid, only Dr. Thackleford hedjje, live or b.x Itel in hoiijlii, at lijl.i singles wiih the river Si. Antonio, whii h flawed al about a ihoii.jui.d ai.to re in la KLOOMsmjIM;, "," TV",' fTH I f TTjTJ- if J-J jj between banks thirty or forty feet high.and if which banks the ono on the nearer side f the river rose near perpei.diculaily out if the water. We were marched alon the O ude of the hedgo towards the stream, and suddenly the thought flashed acioss s, U hy are they taking us in this direction!' The appearance of a numbsr of Janccrs, Lanteiing abwui in Iho fields on our right, ilso startled us, and just then the foot-ool. diers, who bad been marched between us and the hedge, changed their places, and 'joined those of iheir comrades who guarded us on the other hand. Cel'ore we could livine the meaning of this manouvto, the woid was given to hall. It fame like ..nl....n nr ,1- r vu.vi,t.u ui ucui, a ma vault imiiiieiii it was uttered- t)io sound of a volley ol u.us keiry echoed acroi-s iho nrairie. Wt bought of our comrades u;id of our own robahle fate. 'Kneel down!' now burst in haish. ac- enis from the lips of iho Mexican com- nander. No one s t in eJ- 1'Vwofus understood ha order, and those who did would not o- hey. The Mexican soldiers, who stood at bout three paces from us, levelled their louskets at oui breasts. Eeu then we eonld haidly believe that ihey meant In hool us, for if wo had, we should a-eurediy iiave rushed forward in our desperation, and weaponless though we were, some of oui murderers would have met their do-un a; our hands. Only one of our number was well acquainted with Spanish, and ccn he seemed as if he could not c.omprt;cud the ider that had been given. lie stared a: he commanding officer, as if awaitin it? repetition, and we stared al him, ready, at he first word he should u tier, tosjuing up on the soldier. I'm he seemtd to bu, a hat iho demonstration was merely men ice, used to hduce us lo enter the .Mexican sui vice. With thr. atening gcsiuie am! dravt ii KWord, the chief ol the aasusins u aiu ej iculalud ihe command lo kneel down. The eound of a second volley, Lo:u a diflVr- n t direction with the firsi, just then reach ed our ears, and was followed by a confns? id cry, as if those at whom it had been timed, had not all been immediately killed Our comrade, the one who understood Spanish, started from his momentary leth argy, and boldly addressed us. 'Comiades,' said he, 'you hear that ro port, that cry. There is no hopo for u; our last hour is come! Therefore, com- laues A terrible explosion interrupted him and then all was eull. A thick cloud of smoke was wreathing and curlin,' towanls die St. Auior.i'i. The blood of our lieuten ant was upon my clothe, and iireund me iy my friends, convulseil with iho lat ag ny. 1 saw nothing more. Unhurt niv ie'd, I sprang up, and .concealed by the ir k smoke, lied along the side i,f the hedge, in the diiertion of ihe river, ihe loise of ihe water for my guide. Suddenly i blow from a heavy sabru fell upon my head, and Iroin out of the smoke euiergrd ihe form of a hide Mexican lieutenant, lie timed a second blow al me, which I parried with my left arm 1 had nothing to risk, out every thing to gain. Ii was life oi deih. lichind me a thousand bayonet, before mo thi powerless sword of a coward. I rushed upon him, and with Hue Mixiean valor, he fled fiom nn uuanr.ed man. On I went, the rivrr rolled at mv feet, the shout' ing and yelling behind 'Texas forever!' cried I, and without a moment's hesitation, 1 plunged into the water. The bulleie whistled around me as I swam slowly am' we.irily lo the other side, but none wond ed inc. Our poor dog, w hich hid been with us all ihe campaign, and had jumped into the river with me, Ul a sarnlice to Mexican cruelty. He had leachtd iht middle cf the stieam, when a bah struck him, and he disappeared. Whilst these horrible sccnrs were ocror ing in iho prairies, Colonel Fanning and and a lew hospital aids having their lives -pared, in oider that they might attend on the wounded Meiieans. Desi.ies Mr, Eli- Iff. WEBB, EDITOR COMJMII1A t-OIXTV, I'A. SVJTUDAV. renberg, but three of the prisoners at (!o Had ultimately escaped the slaughter. Having crossed the Si. Anionia, Mr. Ehrenberg struck into the high grass and thickets, which concealed him from the pursuit of the Mexican, and wandered through the prairie, guiding himself as best he might, by itin and stars, and striving to reach the river Brazos. He lost Pis way and went ihrongh a variety ol'stiiking ad vemnres, which, with some characterise sketches of Texan life and habits, of Gen eral Sam Houston and Satila Anna, and a spirited account of the battle of St. Jacinto at which, however, he himself was not pre sent, fill up the remainder of Iws book- ANECDO TE OK" Mil O'CONNELL'S UNCLE. Descending again by another path you list-over al the foot of the roefcs a si4iph rural seat, or bank, overhung by ihe ireee, and with ihe flower-garden lying lisplayed at vour feet, fliia aat used to be ihe favorite resurl of the uncle of ur. u Conntll, from whom he inherited Jen ynane. This gentleman, who seems to havo been i mao. of both powerlul physical frame and ofty nioral character, lived lo within one year ol a hundred. H8 was for some years blind before his decease, and delighl td to ii here, where, beneath ihe fresh can opy of trees arid roeks, he could hear ihe I'Siant Sivind of ihe sea, That sound, so loll of m ijesiy, reined not only to soothe him, hut to drink, as it were, a visible per ception of ihe seenes around in which it made o grand a li.'ure, and reel no ihe - i vivid acis and imigts of oisl life ' There vas no fear of death in his strong and pre- paired mind,' said Mr. O'Connell, one day: -leal, at some uistance, grew a plenum ?h m it... - ' - treo Once, having sal for some time as in Itep thought, he sid, 'Daniel, I have a favor lo request of you.' 'Of me, uncle Win! can that be?' 'Measure me the giul if that tree- 1 did so, and told lumw hai i was. '1 thought so, he said. 1 inongn it wa as Ibra as tint. The favor I wuuh ask, Daniel; is, lhal that tree may now br felled. ,May be felled? What ihe ira vou have always termed to lake such pleas ure in.' 'Yes 1 would hao il cut down. I'here is r.n occasion to ank lire permission ifine' 'Yes as ibis place will ho yours, 1 would rot do anything without conniiny you. 1 thaiiK yuu lor giving me icavu in ell this tree, and now 1 will le!l you foi vrint purpose I would fell it. It is lo make my ceflin of its wood. I have f.n some ti.ne thought that it would be largo enough md now find that it is. Send for the arpentcr Tha crpenter was sent for 'New, caipenter,' he s.r.d addissing him, 'J want vou lo nuko my collin. You must cw own lhal a-ih. Saw it up inio boatds ol an inch and a quarter thick, and of iwculv two inches deep. The entire boards will e large enough both for that and for the boltom and lid of suitable proportion A for the length what do you think lhal should be!' Tha carpenter running his eve over the fine old man, and considering in hintscli foi some time, replied, I should say seven fett, your honor.' Seven feet! Why, 1 lever stood more than six feel ihreo. Age has decreased my height, but death, I know vill stretch me out again In a certain de gree, but, seven feel.' w liVj lhal is the pro portion for a giant Lei il be six feet fi.e! With this ihe old gentleman disuiisred iht man und the subject. Tne tree was felled, the hoard sawn and seasoned, nd the cof fin made according to his directions.' Tint's AJagazin'." A laughable incident is told of a nervous man who imagined himself Very sick re ports were in the neighborhood that he wai- given over by the dnotor. He was observ "d early in die day making rapid stride through the e irrels. His alarmed neigh- hor met hi.n: How arc you friend?' Su k very ick!' Where now?' After some ono to sil up wiih mo lo-night I am so plagued for watchers, that theic i no one I can depend upon!' AMD PISOPMEToYg.." SERVING A SUBPlOA. II is singular what shifts love will make lo accomplish ils object. Uolis, Urates, and bars are of lilllt avail against Cupid'e pic (I'.ck contrivances his con n i ii j will devise ways and means lo open l"xiuiiid with the condition of afl'urs w i them all. A vounir cenlleman had;,ri"fi",!0''cal' cotirled fair la. Iy of ihie city and was supposed the Iwo, in due lime would become 'one flesh' Some little qiurrel, of a trivial nature, as lover'. quarrels generally are, oecured. Neither would confess the wrong to be on ihen side presents and conesnondonce were i mutually sent back anil Ihe match was broken olf 1 he young gentleman imme dialely started for New OtleanJ, to en ier inio commercial business, thinking hal elmtanee would lessen Ilia aitach- mpni he really fell for ihe young lady. vvricn a ivmnan is injured or think die is injured, hy the one she loves, sh s more apt lhan the male sex to 'bit off her own nose,' as the say ing is, to milict pain and be revenged on the of lending opted. 7 gemleman lhal " the young lady once rejected renewed hi. propolis, and was accepted within a week afier her old lover had embu ked for the eotitli. On reaching New Oi aris he found that the distance, iutead of weakening his attachment, only madr ihe lady dearer, he became melancholy nd low spirited. I lie first letter In leceived from vWw Ym k fuiin a fiiem of his announced that his old llime wm, dioilhly to be married to another. II:- ooiirfu was quickly taken Ihe nex morning saw him on b iaid a tucket ship bound lor Gotham. The nis'Sig.? was unf iritinately long. and Ihe poor fellow chafed and fretted in. much, that the passengers began lu ihink him ileraiig"d or elso a fugitive "capingj froin jiislico. Tlio instant the Vessel loucheil the warf hi d.in.l (n lu supposed the litter vva much sur prised to fee his fjiend, imagining him -conp!e thousand miles away. At er ill' usual silujlion he exclaimed. 'My dear fellow you are just in liuv 'o see ihe wedding, Afss , yom old bwetheart, is to married this morn ing at 11 o'clock. To tell you lh ruth, I don'i believe there is mud love about il, and that the girl really thinks moio of one hair of your hear; ban Ihe (oi tunale bridegroom's who! lOily. 'Good God.' Where is she to bt nan i' d in elm; eh?' 'No, At her faiher's house.' 'My dear fellow I yes no yes. I have it. Have you any case coming ... i ... i i. 5- on in eiiher ol t lie courts at u u oucu: Yes.' 'Then fill me up a subfcjia with tin 'iride grootri'd panic. Don i slop to ask ny ritiofitions. It milters not vvhethei he know any aboui Die parlies to tin suit. L'v htiivenn, Julia shall be mine!' His Iriend siw his object at once, and promised to cany on the niatiet'. ne ubjce ia was made and placed in tile hands uf a elei k to serve upm Ihe un- .iisppctii'g bridegroom the instmt he .vas seen to leave his residence, and wa. lespiiichcd in a cab lo wetch thn house. About ten minutes before eleven, as tin ioon Irippy mm was about tillering s coach before thn door of his residence, oe was sci ved wiih the subpoena. Cant help it,' says the cleik in reply o his gesticulating about 'not knowing he paities,' 'going to b mariicd, '&. We (.han't reach the Hall now be Com 11 Ihe case is the first on calendar .nn 'i keep you Inn 1G minute. Il'yoi. lon't go heavy fne, irnpi isoninen :or contempt. ' eye , oj-c. The bi idegtoooi, who ws i alher oT a imid nature, finally conseired, psiiico ariy as the chik piomised to semi e rierid of his who sat in ihe ob, wrap pKl up in a large cloak, to the bourn d his bride in exit'Clation, cxplaini.. he reason of his absence. The read? i an iiiiag uo who this person was. Klevon o'clock came, but still no biide- ,rrf,1i,ibe pi if hi began lo grow impatient and the bnue that was lo i.e, ioomu psie iv:0miiihus ! thank vou. saul the fnlle- agitated wlu'ti n carriage drove up tie hell rang and 'There he is!' Theie he muttered many voices. . A i;eiiilenin " uiu: indeed tiner w hoe sppparanee e-reaied si most ss much astonishment ss that of Ed irar Kaveiiswood in the hall of nshton (Jas lis nl ihe mamaec ol Lucy Ashioti inbcoti a Bride of Laii.menno.r.' The lady fainted; nellf'lln fivn 'innlinn flnoilui ri'ltVPI llPf if a I'un. nmuiliiliuil VIK"Ul.U il . -..i .i i . ..i.i i. J t iri'kii'H mui irii' iiiv i r :i ii i i m itfMiiii that ill 10 minutes ullci iho two real lovers AP!!!, j, Is'tC. were joined in .he .acred bonds of mnnv muni, in il aUiiLr....i t . .i mairi- Tim bml mnm ihx wa. . i soon made his iimearriiee DniTimr X-',!... ing. What he said and what he Oi l - beholding his rival, and bum nude a it ',,ie story of the subp(8'u w It inly af.er Ipahiwl mil urt.l l...d ... . . uu, ,,,u I, , ,;,ciir Hr inueii auiiiHe mem thai the poor f-lhuv daclares be wj sue llie lawer lor 810,00;) dam ige.i in ,ur, ,uiiaiMK in. ii its ii wiuietis iii a case ol which he knew nothing and by which Ii oist a wife h will he A IUiVmI suit iiwIiilj flie should do so. N V- Sunday Times UENEI-Tf OK A NA.MJ Simples, at which tint public would llm lit. ll.ui. r.ana . I T . . I r "uses, ii uuerej 13 iriem m Iheir plain common unnes, whei Iressed ii) wiih s sou i.ling mis becom mm.ns-ly ellijacious mi physic A linl nulleu, or elder, pepper ami vinegar fcc, make no app. lo the marvellous md will no! gj down in these days. U suppose you fix up a mess and call v he calarambis extract, or the comnouml fluid of piscaiaqna.never mind whai it ii- naiuor, there are som, and nol a lew 'o constituted lhal Ihey will begin lu ex per lenco renei, even odor ihe tneii cine has pass.-d ihrough the (rack of thi- '"ophagtH. writer in the Now Yoik News, thus fairly hits the mop- n.sity it the medical piofession to conceal -mall things under pompus (li.gtiijes' What wliould becoma of ihe. dignity nd exclusiveness of the profession, were Is vocibolary lo b stripped ol lis an iq'Uidd j ii gon were us bil ks and it nilbs, its drugs ariJ ns simples, its diied eaves anil roots, to be, Wuhed of then uKEnnii'i anni ap penaiioris IJliW , ...l I . ii . a ii votild Iheir 'carminatives,' 'diiti.spu.s modics,' 'lenitives,' '-eiLMivcs ' 'anti phlogistic,' senimerngnguy 'diaidioj. u.iiuu icaiiiic. iwrtifiy h ii it rt e're cy, rebuked by a doctor if ihe 19w :enlury Vrenly, the ideas is enntig' o make ihe crying philosopher hiiih Kind reader, Cast your eyie upon tin Mhitistics, which ate a houa lido pren- ription used by ihe faculty. U.1!v. Rip. Kb. lly.l. Chlur. Sod. Acid. Acet. Mel. drsp. Aqua Flov M. Ft. Grag. sig. Sum. p. r n. Utiles you are one of ihe 'illuiiiiuatl, his specimen cannot fail to be pip, ml). od,' ami all a inystpiy of myittrud li your option Will it be moie iitelligt ole lo you, if we icsioie to the niuul.tt; words the members whcih this anti.te net fraternity bus lopped ulL If you wish to try the ex pel i men i, behold n ; liecuipe Pulveiia Fipesi Kubi i, Hydro Chloridi Sodit, Acidi Acelici, Ills rlesptimati, v'Api. Fluvialis, Misce, Fihi 6'.irgain)a. S gnt ouin.it. tin, pto t u nata This ieci ipiion, which, doubtless, iflen in cases of seat It t fever and ordi nary sore thioais. you have g.zed upor vvilh r. sect and awe, and wondered a! the deep knowledge ofhiniwho could understand Mich mysterious medicines, is, in plain English, nothing mote oi ess than Ked pepper, Sili, Vinegar, Honey, Wa'er, Mix, nuke into a g3rg'c. Direction.- L"l them be used accoi ling to cii cum.-l nice. rZnl all !ngi llitr is a simple garlo fo Im iiiioai, to be used uccoid.og lo ctr ("unistaiice. Ji gn'tfman list week, got inl) i B oad way tltge in which were le pre. ty tit Is. Upon asetiidii'g the sip; he pueil for a niouDii', dzzt"d by lb beauty belore h in. 'Tlu ie is room.sii sil down' ssiil one of Ihe ladie of lh- ,mn. nMlifiv in: "I ihniinlil of ireltilli. inlo so omnibus 15-: t had I nave en . i ...... i;..t In speaking of the ariangetnenis for re- nns, al ,. i,n.r.i a (.,,n A i)oal. , taJv keJ , j , llttk of ,,epillg ' . mi a liMiL'fl ran. anil ciiVtrii)" iCibc'll WiU) - - , - - - D iwo yaids ol tape. .Vtiinht'i- 50, KXACCKRAT10N. 0 1, T 10 .MJjil J'AI-M' OX, THE AUUaH lloi li took mo lo ee punlei's b to, and as we cany away f i,i)s,;fved 'O nin that Hie li;!ji Were aH atoo led in heir faces, the fky loo bhu-, and i:.c lees too green. Yen, said Uojle, lio eenis to take loo uiu:h pint in liia bi oh. iinn we cune home, I told my i 'T ' ii ? piiutei wss eiever, hut mui tl 'oo showy ; hi fkies areas bin-? as my c iai ; his I icen rnl a tin keys, h:s coi s V''ilryV as S,Weri:roa mi:!n I ur-iui r - n - - - s mi wlieo u :n:io slopped uid hy siyiog, mi uo.v you are tili'm lo.i (ifj-:.i uiiul mi 'he biuh, neiihew I hive miuy liiin- ca g Is myself an I ilheis in the xime ttiin 'I'o- i,,,nn s as dark rts p'd', ud tti-i mud in ihm r nd in ii) to one's kne i; the mm dii- )e as stoo a $ horse, aod lh W ioi ,i, ays die was 'nhiened to death .V.liy's louiiel is hoi-,i,.j to I iok at, inl v-U ;ve ini.ltj i irn-oid uUiiiier of us s this morning. Now Ibis is an irregularity which u."- 4"ittly r q ilres lo be checks d. l n.tei. ere with a calm, dispa-snnain vie v of nog", and can he harmless in our inter. Mtiise witli oih-MS, only upon tim bu minting su j)pJf. t on Ih-t (hey never ie- lly believe Ihe strong la ifiUivf th I w ise, but hive got int.) hahu, b' ny. ience of abating a great amount liui;; he) ti U ) mea.'iioir ol evhal vvisassr-ii. Hit then wn may eoiim anions sonii siraogei- once in a while, wrio d...- noi know lh ,t ii is our Iwbit lu idiu li.n mui h paint in ibe bru-h md he tiny he greatly misAd, oy taking our womIs according to llieu sli id in" .mug. V may, a.v in ihe case of the piini-r bfor.s nenlioned, ilo ihat ivlneii m HstU'-c'.s 4II1IIOHI lt lln.aiin.r f I... ti.i... - .... That man nitglii have lost bis I vel--iood if in y wot ds had been uorlt stood sli icily, and if my judgment t a i been leendeil upon. The wise man 'Wh iso keppe'U us mou h and his tongue, k-epeili his oui from trouble,' and ihtl'silm's' pr o lounccs his eletei minaiion. 'I will ihIi i heed to my ways that I sin not with my ongue. 'iiet us lake ihe advice ot he one, and form lo him whose powtr md glace alone Call Ftiahlp os both lo hink and do of his ood plea-uie. TlIS fl.KKK AM) 'JJIE Dr.xiL. s nt'i chant's tlel I; c ime iiito aprn'ing; illice a hhoii time since; anil a ein ., oile of papeis lying on ie table (it t). - ug the day ol publication,) uncremo iiojtly helped himsell lo a copy, ii'.d ilieitd the following to the piintet' levil, 'I 'sK;He you don't lake psy lor just one pa pel ?" 'Not alwayV leplied bedevil. Shortly afiei wards ihe devil enteied the store where the clerk be longed, and raileel for a pound of mi ens saying 'spose you dou'i charge any thing when a fellow dou'i lake Lot a pound.'' 'No said the cleik after seeing the lisndvantagtt under which he was pijp.ed hy h s own stingy liheity low- a. Is the pennyles' printer's ili-vil, and ouking d.iig' i'3 at ihe I; tie nn;, ii.dig- lantiy; ' lien 1 set any inuin ijiokis torn a printer, IM pay lor ui.' Tommy, my boy,' said an anxious sire ti his learned buljuTenilo son 'Tommy, vhai pari of epeuch is a bank? 'A bank is is a bank is,' said the youth f 'i I gtammarian, running nis digits lo md (ro through his hair, lhal overhung his forehead 'a bank is a rtegaliis f J verb, pa, realise as ho w il deniei the active veib to ony.' 'You are wrong, Tommy; but I'll iy yon again. What part of speech is 'ie u inpuon?' 'It's a vcib, tir.' 'N", Toinrriy it's a noun ' Ii aim a noun eilliPr, sir, because a ioi.n ts something of which We have a n ili.n1, and we hainl any noiiou iheie's guin io t i resumption of specie payments.' Go away, Tommy; your master is fpoi' ng vou; I musl send yoe to eolligj.' iEiit Tommy. Solus by the father 'That Tonimv ia a boy ol bright ideas! It he dou'i '. I'lesideni, he'll be at least u. uiciubei' of ' 'oilglOsS.'
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